Commercial Finance

Bespoke funding solutions for business success  

Imagine finance flexible enough to support today’s projects and tomorrow’s goals without putting future work or cash flow at risk. With over 3 decades of experience working with commercial banks and specialist lenders, we match you with finance ready to fuel your business growth.

FAQs

Our specialist team works on complex commercial finance every day. We know what questions lenders will ask, how to address them and are on hand to support you every step of the way. Take a read of the most common queries below.

Is there a minimum contract term for Invoice Finance?
Yes, the typical minimum contract term is 12 months and the lender typically requires a 90 day notice period.
Can I transfer my current Invoice Finance facility from another provider?
Yes. Many businesses switch providers. Exit fees may apply depending on your current agreement.
What are the charges for Invoice Finance?
Costs usually include a service fee, which is a percentage of the invoice value, and a discount rate, calculated on the balance you receive against the invoices.
What types of property can be funded?
Most UK property types can be considered for purchasing, refinancing and refurbishing, including residential, buy-to-let, commercial and development properties.
How quickly can Property Finance be arranged?
Timeframes vary. Bridging loans can be arranged in days, while larger or more complex deals may take a few weeks.
How much can I borrow with Property Finance?
Borrowing is typically based on the property’s value and the type of finance used and is assessed on a deal-by-deal basis.
Who is eligible for the Growth Guarantee Scheme?
UK-based small and medium-sized businesses that are trading, viable and generate most of their turnover in the UK, subject to lender criteria. Full eligibility details are available here.
Does the Growth Guarantee Scheme guarantee my loan?
No. The guarantee supports the lender. You remain responsible for repaying the finance.
Can the Growth Guarantee Scheme be used for any business purpose?
It can support most legitimate business purposes, such as growth, investment and working capital, but excludes personal borrowing and certain activities.